Open clevernyyyy opened 8 years ago
Adding sudo seems to work:
sudo ember s --output-path /opt/edctf/edctf/static/ember
I don't feel that this should be a solution though since it makes all the ember files owned by root, which can be very annoying...
Since django handles edctf back-end queries, we can't really use ember s
to actually serve our JavaScript, but just to easily re-build it. Is that correct or is there some way to have it interact with django?
Since django handles edctf back-end queries, we can't really use ember s to actually serve our JavaScript, but just to easily re-build it. Is that correct or is there some way to have it interact with django?
I'm not positive what you're asking here, but I want to understand, explain it next time we talk. Also do you know off the top of your head if we can ember b
? Because that would rebuild the project easily enough if we have no need for ember s
.
https://github.com/foreverjs/forever/issues/739